We’re hearing about the importance of developing clean technologies to serve the environment and create local jobs.

In your opinion, what clean technologies are most important for the region?

• Alternative energy (e.g. solar, wind, algal biofuels, etc.)
• Green building construction
• Waste reduction (e.g. recycling, biodegradable products)
• Water conservation
• Others?_________________________

What kinds of green jobs do you believe can be of benefit to the region? (Rank in order of greatest positive impact.)

• Science & Technology
• Manufacturing
• Green Construction
• Conservation
• Energy Efficiency
• Recycling
• Weatherization
• Others?_________________________________________

According to regional planning experts, San Diego County’s current population of 3.1 million residents will increase to 4.4 million residents by 2050.

What concerns you most about a nearly 50% increase in population?

• Housing supply
• Water supply
• Economy/Jobs
• Environmental Impact
• Quality of Life
• Other?________________________________________
How can we most effectively address these challenges as they arise?

• Legislation and/or public policy
• Personal behavior changes
• Civic leadership
• Education
• New technologies
• Other?________________________________________

At our October 25 Roundtable, SANDAG Chair and Escondido Mayor Lori Holt Pfeiler said that policymakers need public input to retool San Diego’s economy, schools, and food supply.
What are the best ways of getting reliable public input?

• Public meetings
• Mail-in survey
• Face-to-face interview
• Telephone interview
• Social media (email, blog, Facebook, Twitter)
• Other?

Which are you most likely respond to? (Please rank in order of preference.)

• Public meetings
• Mail-in survey
• Face-to-face interview
• Telephone interview
• Social media (email, blog, Facebook, Twitter)
• Other?